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Full Design to Build Services

One of the great benefits to working with Hamilton's team is the fact that we take you from the design stage all the way to the actual home build. This method works because we are involved throughout the entire process to assure customer satisfaction. Below you can see a custom two story Hamilton home built in Brockport, NY.



Design: As a panelized material package supplier, we offer over 50 standard plans giving interested homeowners a starting place for their custom home. Our CAD department is state of the art software and we ask no additional charge to draw up your custom plans. 

Build: Our Dealer Network is compiled of industry experts that dedicate their time to listen to your wants and needs to deliver you a seamless building process. We are committed to providing our network of Independent Dealers with the service, tools, and products they need to offer you an exceptional building experience.

Visit our website and contact us to request our home plan catalogs where you will find many designs, all of which can be customized to meet your lifestyle needs and budget. 





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